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Proggresion, attributes and a skill system Footfall (Money generated by people visiting your builds) 1 weapon (Siingbow, with different characteristics), and 2 not yet implemented (bombs and lance) 6 Tools (totem, hammer, shovel, axe, spanner and chisel)
Grappling Hooks, with different properties depending on the material you crafted it with If you've seen the trailers, what jumps out the most for them are portals and grapples, at least it did for me. If you're gonna speak so badly or strongly about a game you haven't played, then I don't know what kinda person you're. I'm just amazed at how many things you have to say about a game you haven't tried out yet. Building is instanced and limited to your home island, but you can do a lot more with it than those tiny lots in Trove, and there's so many different types of blocks.Įither way, I'll keep an eye on this game's progress. It also has its own version of redstone, called "lumostone" or something, which I've been wanting to play around with. The most promising sandbox game I've seen recently that comes to mind besides this one and Scrap Mechanic, is SkySaga: Infinite Islands, which is like Minecraft, but with better graphics, some things done much better, and randomly-generated islands with dungeons and ♥♥♥♥, so it's also like a better version of Trove.
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That game looks ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ incredible at times, and if I ever have the time and means of learning how to play it and get good at it, I'm sure it would be a lot of fun, but for now, it's just not the simple, party/sandbox game I'm looking for. There's Ark: Survival Evolved, but that game runs like ♥♥♥♥ on my gaming laptop, and is also pretty confusing at times.
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But I like Blockland more because it was basically Garry's Mod but with Lego and building. It was kind of pointless and grindy, but it was a fun time-waster. Building in it sucks and is limited, and the game is basically "go to this world, kill these (same, reskinned) mobs and bosses, collect loot and ore, repeat." It USED to be a solid game. There's Trove, but I don't really consider that a sandbox game. Most fantasy sandbox games that were in the works seem to have disappeared. The only sci-fi sandbox building game that's finished and is really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good is Starbound, but it's not quite what I am looking for at the moment. All these sci-fi sandbox games are half-finished with little sign of progress, never even started, or are scams (No Man's Sky). Minecraft, while still good, is too big, confusing (with navigating the modding community), and AAA now.
I just miss the goold old days of sandbox games.īlockland is dead. It still looks like a promising game to me, and I love the art style, but I think I'll keep waiting before getting it. The developers are the heart and sould leaders of any project, and I place the blame on them for their p-poor outreach, weak theme-park developement and delivery on this project over the years. Queue everyone to tell me that Im wrong, but numbers dont lie in comparison to other open-world similar sanbox games that have their own very unique mechanics and content. The price-tag doesn't disway the target sandbox open-world afformentioned market, but the content does. It doesn't have it with a 35-50 player peak, imho. It shoud be significantly better adopted by open-world sandbox enthusiasts than it is, if it really had the depth and breadth of survival, creative, building, progression, exploration, crafting, challenging mechanics, etc.for solo community and coop game-play for engaging game-play with detailed solo and community stuff to do. Ive been following this game for a long time.
My personal indirect answer and un-filtered opinion, which has been knawing at me for a long time.Im a sandbox enthusiast and EA supporter.
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